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Comment #20210702
> Depression is a first-world problem because we have the time and luxury for introspection and contemplation. That's a myth unfortunately: > Now, for the first time, researchers w…
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Comment #18384224
That's very similar to Schopenhauer's view: "Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills."
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Comment #17776793
The author was one of the key critics that got that paper withdrawn! From the overview: > In the fall of 2002 George Ricaurte, the Dark Prince of suspect science, published an arti…
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Comment #17776059
Indeed, this is a good overview: https://thedea.org/mdma-risks-science-and-statistics-technic...
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Comment #17644163
Indeed, I recommend Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies by Nick Bostrom, which explores this topic in great depth, including the control problem: https://en.wikipedia.org…
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Comment #17618117
Thanks for posting, here's a post which describes the actual numbers of wild animals there are (by Brian Tomasik): http://reducing-suffering.org/how-many-wild-animals-are-ther...
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Comment #17513041
Recommend this incredibly interesting article on plant communication and intelligence by Michael Pollan. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2013/12/23/the-intelligen...
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Comment #17466481
To be honest, I'm holding out for clean meat, eating insects just seems unnecessary to me, especially because of welfare considerations—insects potentially have the capacity to fee…
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Comment #17448255
Other animals kill and murder their young, we shouldn't be looking to them for moral guidance.
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Comment #17448246
Agreed, also: >Fish caught on bait typically suffer a much higher mortality rate. About one third (33%) of fish caught on bait will die after being released and over 60% of deep ho…
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Comment #17395058
Companion video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPql1VHbYl4
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Comment #17391063
One could also argue that plants are the most successful because they have the largest biomass. Diagram here: http://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/early/2018/05/15/1711842115...
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Comment #17112069
How do you take the CBD?
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Comment #16562141
designernews.co for designers
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Comment #14375252
I'd recommend http://dotimpact.im/ , it's part of the Effective Altruist movement—people who want to do the most good with the time/money/resources they have.
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Comment #14201708
Yep, it wasn't sarcasm. http://reducing-suffering.org/do-bugs-feel-pain/
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Comment #14186227
Yeah, pretty horrible.
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Comment #13837432
Clover is pretty good. http://ejie.me
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Comment #13381555
I use WhatsApp currently and so does everyone I know, is it worth switching and trying to convince other people to use it?
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Comment #13178839
This was me, when it first came out I was walking multiple kilometers a day but since the novelty wore off I haven't touched it at all.